Mapnik renders leisure=* on top of oceans #2112
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Author: DMaximus Just to clarify, it seems the park from Example 2 has been removed or is being updated, because at the moment it no longer appears on the latest tiles. The other examples are still valid. |
Author: Apo42 changed title to be more generic, |
Author: steve8[at]mdx.ac.uk Leisure=park fill made transparent. Hope this deals with it. |
Author: stefano.salvador[at]gmail.com I reopen this ticket because for leisure=natural_reserve the problem still exists: |
Author: Ldp Replying to [ticket:2112 DMaximus]:
That is due to the fact that the oceans are not an object in our database. There is nothing for mapnik to work with. The ocean on the map is actually the default background colour. |
Author: vladimir.vyskocil[at]wanadoo.fr I think this one has been managed and now the rendering is ok, it can be closed. |
Author: Ldp I was actually thinking the same thing. It's not completely obscuring the ocean anymore, but is semitransparent. The other issue with leisure=nature_reserve was also fixed by going from a solid fill to an overlay pattern. |
Reporter: DMaximus
[Submitted to the original trac issue database at 3.59pm, Wednesday, 29th July 2009]
Mapnik renders areas tagged with leisure=nature_reserve and boundary=national_park on top of oceans. This only occurs when the body of water is tagged with natural=coastline. Lakes tagged with natural=water and rivers are not covered up.
Example 1, showing a state park extending ~1 km into the Pacific Ocean (turning on the 'data' layer helps to show where the coastline actually is):[[BR]]
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=33.5741&lon=-117.8403&zoom=13&layers=B000FTF
Example 2, again the data layer shows the coastline is covered up but also notice that the river just to the north is NOT covered, nor are the nearby wetlands:[[BR]]
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=34.10174&lon=-119.09134&zoom=15&layers=B000FTF
Example 3, showing a correct rendering when the body of water is tagged natural=water:[[BR]]
http://www.openstreetmap.org/?lat=38.9734&lon=-120.0904&zoom=13&layers=B000FTF
It seems that the rules that render the lake and river over the nature_reserve are not being applied to coastlines.
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